Rev. Diane Bogues Hired as Director of Admissions & Financial Aid
Lancaster Theological Seminary welcomes the Reverend Diane A. Bogues to serve as director of admissions and financial aid for the 195-year-old graduate school of theology. Rev. Bogues joins Lancaster Seminary from McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago where she has been director of recruitment since 2018. “Lancaster Theological Seminary looks forward to enhancing our recruitment and …
Read MoreUpdate: Coronavirus Relief Funds
Lancaster Theological Seminary received $19,204 from the Federal Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund as a part of a $14 billion initiative to support postsecondary colleges and universities under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. We distributed around $10,000 directly to our master’s level students as Emergency Financial Aid Grants to help with …
Read More195th Commencement Celebrates Class of 2020, Honors Retired President Lytch
Lancaster Theological Seminary celebrated its 195th Commencement September 4, 2020, in an outdoor ceremony at Rader Park, Lancaster. Originally scheduled for May 9, the graduation ceremony was postponed due to the mandatory quarantine during the Covid-19 pandemic. The Reverend Carol E. Lytch, PhD, was named President Emerita, an honor bestowed by the Seminary’s Board of …
Read MoreStudents: Apply by Aug. 14 for CARES Act Emergency Aid
Lancaster Theological Seminary received $19,204 from the federal Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund as a part of a larger $14 billion initiative to support postsecondary colleges and universities under the recently passed Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. Of this $19,204, we are distributing more than half directly to students as Emergency Financial …
Read MoreBoard of Trustees Elects 3 New Members
Contingency Plan Underway for Our International Students
Interim President David Rowe’s Message to our Community
Dear Lancaster Seminary Community, Today is my first day as your interim president. It is truly an honor for me to serve you in this capacity and I look forward to working together with you to build on the strengths of our remarkable seminary during this time of unprecedented change in our world. Thanks to you, …
Read MoreSeminary Goes Online for Fall Term
Trustees Appoint Interim President
New Online Class: Navigating Congregational Conflict & Crisis
Now online! The Pennsylvania Academy of Ministry at Lancaster Theological Seminary is offering a new six-week online class starting Saturday, June 27, “Navigating Congregational Conflict & Crisis,” for church leaders – both lay and ordained. This class, taught by The Rev. Dr. Brunilda Martinez, PhD, provides 2.5 CEUs, and costs just $325. Register by June …
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